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Americus Times Recorder

Location

Americus, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Mar 28, 1899

Page

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McKinley Party Returns Home From Georgia Stop

President McKinley and party arrived in Washington on a special train from Thomasville Georgia and plan to reach home tomorrow afternoon. Vice President Hobart is ill but expected to improve with rest. The party discussed the Philippine situation and Otis operations while in Georgia. White violence reported near Edgefield injuring and killing Black youths. Third Georgia Regiment returns to the U S after Cuba service. Brigadier General Flaggler in critical condition. a Greenville mistrial ends without verdict in a homicide case.

Tnowasvillx McKinley Atlantic Coast Line Washington Emory Smith Associated Press Manila Udis Philippine Otis Unti Aguinaldo

Death's Betrothal And The Cost Of Ill Health

A discussion on marriage failure tied to health, arguing love and respect must be accompanied by health for lasting wedlock. The piece cautions that illness makes a union risky and condemns the sick partner to blame.

New York News

Filipinos Retreat On Their Capital In Fierce Engagement

Manila dispatch reports General McArthur's division advancing from Maykawayan toward Malolos after forced Filipino retreat. Antonio Luna declares harsh punishments for spies and looters, while Paranaque shelling leaves casualties. American units under Otis and Hale push across the Marilao river engaging stiff rebel resistance and capturing prisoners.

Anr Funston Kaneas Pennsylvania Regiment Meral Otis’ Bile Hale

Casualties Reported by General Otis

Washington March 27 General Otis reports to Adjutant General Corbin additional four day casualties in the field Killed are listed for units including Third Artillery and Infantry with officers and enlisted men named Private Jovanity, Sergeant Cohen, Lieutenant M. and Captain..., Private Miller, and others. Casualties span artillery and infantry units with multiple named individuals.

War Department Otis Wasainctox Corbin Third Artillery M. 2 Commissary Twentieth Bee Bee Morris J. Cohen Jovenanty Intentry Soeert Charles F. Ks Etarderman Hayes Dover Ie Kansas John Fatal Jamies Eester Samuel Wright Waa Air 1 Sohn Miller Bead Cans Foe Elfen

War Casualty List From Multiple Units

A long casualty report lists Private Edward Morrissey and others by unit, with injuries varying from slight to severe. It includes multiple soldiers across the Third artillery, First Dakota, Thirteenth Minnesota, Second Oregon, Second Idaho, First Nebraska, First North Dakota, Sixth artillery, and First Washington units.

Edward Morrissey Third Artillery Robert Norfeldt Patrick O'Brien Mason Callaway First Dakota George Benson F. Byron Hasting Hiram A. Pratt Fred Ber Arno Hughes Myers Allison William L Stoffer Charles T. Wallace Idaho Cloud Hill Cheat First Nebraska—Company CO Joseph A. Storvh Weldon R. Robbins Fred Wagner Harry Fetchie E, Walker William J. Fink Mate Sumera North Dakota Harry W. Donovan Sixth Artillery Broderick J. Kelly Washington Robert E. Morin

Otis Reports Sharp Philippine Fighting and Advances

General Otis dispatches from Wasutxotos dated March 27 notes McArthur holding Malilon, heavy insurgent resistance, and about 40 American casualties. He says insurgents destroyed bridges hampering trains and artillery, but Otisʼ column defeated the northern insurgent force led by Aguinaldo with heavy losses, capturing prisoners and arms as it presses on. The war department expresses confidence in Otis to finish the war. Also mentions promotion of Egbert junior to second lieutenant in his father’s regiment.

Otis Wasutxotos War Department Philippines Oris Aguinaldo Egbert

Filipino delegate Losada heads to Paris for Agoncillo talks

Losada the Filipino delegate travels from Loxpox by way of Paris to meet Agoncillo Aguinaldo's agent who may travel to Madrid for a new mission. Officials say the purpose is to confer on appointing a delegate to Madrid while not tied to Spanish prisoners.

Aguinaldo Loxpox Losada Paris Agoncillo London America Spain Seville Madrid

Negros Island Tranquil Constitutional Drafted by Natives

A dispatch from Iloilo notes natives, with Colonel Smith presiding, drafting a constitution modeled after the American document for Negros Island. The plan aims to raise revenue from exports, easing land tax burdens on laborers while improving education. In Kentucky, a lightning strike killed two men and injured another at a barn fire near Oakville.

New Yeak Herald Iloilo Panay Gays Indiana Noegrea Colonel Smith

Three Burglars Caught After Safecracking Ruse

Ralph Hort, a well known North Fairfield man, aided by assistance from Witchester authorities, helped track three armed burglars to a barn in Fairflehinyroe. The trio, found dazed in a bay, were taken to Fairfield after Hoyt’s loud demand. Authorities reported revolvers dynamite and safe cracking tools on the culprits. Hoyt to receive a $600 reward.

Youg Chiau Witte Norvais. U Charch Ralph Hort Weil Krow North Bair Fieid North Faure Field Hoyt Parglars

Censure Over Augusta Disturbance Reaches Minnesota

Governor Lind transmits Minnesota legislature action on General Young censure from Augusta incident. Secretary Meigs explains no current censure by the War Department. officers may testify if a court of inquiry is requested. Navigation between Detroit and Cleveland opens officially. City of Detroit makes first trip. pigeons to be released. Two Hundred and Third New York volunteers arrive at New York after muster out. Manifesto wins a London steeplechase.

Lee Allen Americas Crimp Augusta Wasnmurox Lind Minnesota Meiglejohn Young Parsd War Department Second Army Corps Detroit Cleveland Detroit and Cleveland Navigation Company City of Detroit Coveland Colchester Lake Erie New York Hom Greenville

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